“NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks” Podcast – Season 3

Listen here to the new season of the “NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks” Podcast.

Development in Africa remains the focus of these audio talks that bring together experts from a wide range of institutions. Alex Armand, resident member of NOVAFRICA and Assistant Professor at Nova SBE, is the coordinator of this Podcast.

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Season 3

#Episode 9: “Predicting conflict”, with Christopher Rauh, (University of Cambridge)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · "Predecting Conflict" with Christopher Rauh, University of Cambridge

#Episode 8: “Big Loans to Small Businesses: Predicting Winners and Losers in an Entrepreneurial Lending Experiment”, with Gharad Bryan (London School of Economics)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · "Big Loans to Small Businesses" with Gharad Bryan, London School of Economics

#Episode 7: “Asymmetry in Civic Information: An Experiment on Tax Participation among Informal Firms in To”, with Moussa Blimpo (World Bank)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · "Firms and taxation in Togo" with Moussa Blimpo, World Bank

#Episode 6: “Household Food Consumption Responses to Terrorism: evidence from high frequency in-home-scanner data”, with Elena Stancanelli (Paris School of Economics)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · “Household Food Consumption Responses to Terrorism”, with Elena Stancanelli, pse

#Episode 5: “Benchmarking a Child Nutrition Program Against Cash: Evidence from Rwanda”, with Andrew Zeitlin (Georgetown University)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · “A Child Nutrition Program against Cash in Rwanda”, with Andrew Zeitlin, Georgetown University

#Episode 4: “Optimal Assignment of Bureaucrats: Evidence from Randomly Assigned Tax Collectors in the DRC”, with Jonathan Weigel (University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · “Optimal Assignment of Bureaucrats: Evidence from DRC”, with Jonathan Weigel from LSE

#Episode 3: “Political Influences on Police Responses to Crime “, with Katherine Vyborny (Duke University)

NOVAFRICA Sustainable Development Talks · “Political Influences on Police Responses to Crime”, with Katherine Vyborny from Duke University

#Episode 2: “Entrenched Political Dynasties and Development under Competitive Clientelism: Evidence from Pakistan”, with Jean Philippe Platteau (Namur University)